360° virtual tours

3D virtual tours of projects not yet built: rendered 360° panoramas and clickable walkthroughs buyers can explore on the web, a phone or a VR headset.

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About 360° virtual tours

A 3D virtual tour lets a buyer wander through a home that has not been built yet, from a laptop, a phone or a VR headset. Developers, sales teams, real estate agents and architects use them to sell off-plan, equip a sales suite, add depth to an online listing or let people explore a showroom remotely.

The core deliverable is a rendered 360° panorama, a high-resolution equirectangular image usually supplied as JPG, captured from a chosen spot such as the living room, a bedroom, the terrace or the lobby. Several panoramas can be linked into a clickable tour with hotspots, a mini floor plan and information points, hosted online or embedded in your website. Artists in this Architecture subcategory work in 3ds Max with Corona or V-Ray, D5 Render, Lumion, Twinmotion or Unreal Engine, and assemble tours with tools such as 3DVista, Pano2VR or Marzipano. They will need DWG or PDF plans, a finishes schedule, furniture preferences and the exact positions you want for each viewpoint.

On hi-3d, browse 360° tour services, compare portfolios, prices and turnaround, then invite the artist you prefer. The project conversation keeps everything in one place: you approve a single preview panorama first, revision rounds refine materials, styling and lighting, and the finished panoramas and tour are delivered at the end, along with the files you need to host them yourself if you prefer.

Before you commit, open a few portfolio tours on your phone; sharpness and smooth navigation are harder to get right on a small screen than on a monitor. A good 3D virtual tour also depends on picking viewpoints where a visitor would naturally pause. Browse the artists and give future residents a real look around before the doors open.